Rehoming Purebred German Shepherd

Girard KS

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I love my Sarah so much, but we sadly just can’t offer her the attention, time, and exercise that she truly needs. She’s an amazing dog, but I’m going to have to rehome her. I can say so many great things about her, though she is still in her rebellious stage, so she acts like a puppy sometimes. I would like for her to go to a home that does not have small dogs or cats, as her prey drive is high. She does like to play rough and is rowdy, so if there is another dog, they’ll have to deal with that. She needs a big fenced in yard to play in, but she is capable of jumping certain fences. Sarah is insanely intelligent but can be stubborn at times, though her sweetness makes up for it. I think she might be best living on a farm with plenty of running room, because the town doesn’t seem to suit her needs. I can give all her items (toys, collar, leash, treats, vet info, etc.) with her, since our other dogs don’t like toys and don’t need the many treats we have. I hate to see my beloved Sarah unable to grow and learn in our small environment with nobody ever home long enough to give her much interaction. I might ask about lifestyle, home size, how many members/pets in the household, etc. to ensure she goes to a place I know she can strive in. * Because I care for her so much and want to see her to a good home, she will have a rehoming fee. * I’d prefer to have scheduled meetups with any possible adopter because she can be very anxious with new people. If you don’t have much previous knowledge on the breed, please read up on them if you’re interested! Sarah is purebred, so her traits will match up with most other shepherds. * My phone number is , please message me if you are interested in her. It has been hard to make this decision, but I know it’s best for my girl to have someone who can give her what she deserves.